The document provides examples and practice exercises for learning new vocabulary and improving reading comprehension using the CLOZE procedure. The first exercise is about a house by Cape Town where everyone eats and loves the wife's cabbage soup. The second example defines that a dozen means twelve. The final sentence indicates the end of the examples and exercises.

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CLOZE Procedure

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CLOZE Procedure
Following is a practice exercise. Study the text below:
My wife’s cabbage soup
Not everyone has tasted cabbage soup and there are some who don’t like
it. But there is a house
E1 (a) at
(b) in
(c) by
(d) on
Cape Town where everyone eats cabbage
E2 (a) pie
(b) vegetables
(c) soup
(d) leaves
and everyone loves it. It is
E3 (a) my
(b) our
(c) your
(d) their
wife’s soup.
soup
my
in

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Vocabulary in
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Vocabulary in
context
My wife asked me to buy some eggs. Now I can’t remember
if she said one or two dozen.
A dozen means:
(a) six
(b) twelve
(c) twenty-four
(d) fourteen
twelve
Example
1
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Vocabulary in
context
Let’s have something to drink. I’ll put the kettle on.
We use a kettle for:
(a) making tea
(b) making coffee
(c) boiling water
(d) cooking milk
boiling water
Example
2
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